Celtic Heroes

Alright, there are some really rare times about edl class rolls that no one considered. Seen it happen once or twice and was both handled differently haha. Let us know what you think should happen:

Say there are two rogues at 205 full and both are in lock group, 2 purple items drop - one summoning goes straight to a rogue and the Ench goes to a Mage.. First time I saw this happen, they both rolled for chance at Ench and first rogue kept summon because dropped right to them. Luckily the rogue that got the summon didn't win roll on Ench.. Or I would have been angry a lot since 2 drops isn't fair. But the Ench shouldn't go straight to the other rogue without roll because the first rogue has no chance at that drop? Just for argument could we rule out the easy solution of both handing drops to tank and re rolling for both because that's boring. Just interesting to see the different answers

Taking the two drops and having the tank roll them is far too complex and time consuming, simply put, the rogue without a drop gets the drop the mage got. The other rogue already won his roll when his drop landed on him. Silly people.
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Taking the two drops and having the tank roll them is far too complex and time consuming, simply put, the rogue without a drop gets the drop the mage got. The other rogue already won his roll when his drop landed on him. Silly people.
Who is that sexy chick in your forum pic? Is it your sister? 0.o

No that's unfair for the rogue that got the drop dropped to him. The ench is way more usefull than the sumoning. Drop got dropped on a mage so everyone that's there for that drop gets to roll. He got lucky that the other drop was for his class so he gets too keep that one.

Taking the two drops and having the tank roll them is far too complex and time consuming, simply put, the rogue without a drop gets the drop the mage got. The other rogue already won his roll when his drop landed on him. Silly people.
Who is that sexy chick in your forum pic? Is it your sister? 0.o

No that's unfair for the rogue that got the drop dropped to him. The ench is way more usefull than the sumoning. Drop got dropped on a mage so everyone that's there for that drop gets to roll. He got lucky that the other drop was for his class so he gets too keep that one.

Unfair? That's life. Next time, maybe the rogue will get the more useful drop, and the other rogue will get the not as useful drop that dropped to the mage. Those two rogues had just as much a chance to get the most useful drop automatically dropped to him.

Notice, she said there were two rogues, and no rogue or druid who called for purple outside the group. otherwise you would have to reroll for both.

If all classes are in group and the drop of that class Goes to one of them they get to KEEP the drop no roll needed. For all drops that did not go to class they were there for there will be a roll. Everyone for that class gets a roll. Even if there are more then 2 rogues, if they are all in group the drop that went to the rogue they can keep, the drop on mage they all roll for.

Ofc if someone is oog of that class both drops get rolled for

No there would't be a reroll for both. If all classes are in group and the drop of that class Goes to one of them they get to KEEP the drop no roll needed. For all drops that did not go to class they were there for there will be a roll. Everyone for that class gets a roll. Even if there are more then 2 rogues, if they are all in group the drop that went to the rogue they can keep, the drop on mage they all roll for.

That hardly makes any sense. It goes, if a druid got a drop and one rogue, the druid hands over the drop. No roll needed.

Just like if there was one ranger and two yellow drops the ranger would get both from the other classes.

two rogues and one lands on a rogue and one on a druid the game already "rolled" for the one rogue so he is disqualified from rolling. Now, you look at it like that rogue never existed and now there is just one druid with a drop who by default hands it over to the other rogue since there are no rogues to roll for it now. He thus wins by default. You want unfair? Two rogues two drops. One winner? Unfair.

Three rogues and two drops, the one rogue gets a purple landed on him, and then the other two rogues roll for the drop that dropped on the druid.

I misread a part of ur post

The other rogue doesnt get excluded from wining the drop. You say the game already rolled for them ahen the drops got dropped. So they both rolled the first time, so the drop stays at the rogue. But for the p ench there is need for another roll. This would be a second roll, thats separeted from the first roll, both rogues attened get a roll for the 2nd roll. That is fair because they both get 2 chances at a drop. It would be unfair if only one rogue gets 2 chances and the other rogue only 1

My mind is getting a little f***** up right now. Game rolled for both rogues once, it decided who gets what. It rolled and the the rogue gets the not as good drop but got automatically, and the other gets the better drop. The druid just has to give it to him. So that is one roll and the only roll. There is not a second roll.

My mind is getting a little f***** up right now. Game rolled for both rogues once, it decided who gets what. It rolled and the the rogue gets the not as good drop but got automatically, and the other gets the better drop. The druid just has to give it to him. So that is one roll and the only roll. There is not a second roll.

There should be a 2nd roll. Both rogues got the game roll so both had equal
Chance at getting the drops. However one drop didnt go to the rogues the first game roll ( items dropped ) but one did. The other drops gets rolled for a second time so all rogues should get a roll

The second rogue did get rolled for. The game rolled for the druid. Basically, the druid rolled for the rogue, and the druid won that drop for the rogue, so then he gives it to him.